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What is the term for the movement of one object relative to another, where closer objects appear to move faster?
What is the term for the movement of one object relative to another, where closer objects appear to move faster?
What provides a clue about distance in 3D perception?
What provides a clue about distance in 3D perception?
What is the discrepancy between the information received by each eye called?
What is the discrepancy between the information received by each eye called?
According to William James, what is depth perception primarily due to?
According to William James, what is depth perception primarily due to?
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Do babies perceive depth and the world in 3D primarily due to genetic factors or learning?
Do babies perceive depth and the world in 3D primarily due to genetic factors or learning?
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What does size constancy refer to in depth perception?
What does size constancy refer to in depth perception?
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What is the primary difference between binocular parallax (stereopsis) and motion parallax?
What is the primary difference between binocular parallax (stereopsis) and motion parallax?
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How does shape constancy differ from size constancy?
How does shape constancy differ from size constancy?
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What does motion parallax help perceive in 3D environment?
What does motion parallax help perceive in 3D environment?
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What does William James attribute depth perception to?
What does William James attribute depth perception to?
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